Reply of the Rector And Visitors of the University of Va. to the Remonstrance On Recent Changes in the Requirements. for the Degree of Master of Arts
Reply of the Rector And Visitors of the University of Va. to the Remonstrance On Recent Changes in the Requirements. for the Degree of Master of Arts
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How entirely the B. A. degree — which should be the pop- ular degree of this University, as it is of all the great uni- versities of the English-speaking world— has been dwarfed into insignificance by the exaggerated importance paid here to the M. A. degree, is abundantly proved by the fol- lowing statistics : Since the foundation of the University sixty-seven years ago, there have been altogether but 81 Digitized by Google REPLY. 35 Bachelors of Arts, an average of little over one a year; fort...y took this degree prior to the war, and forty-one since. Again, of the 40 ante-bellum B. A.'s, 11, later on, secured the M. A. ; of the 41 post-bellum B. A.'s, 23, later on, took the M. A. In other words, only 18 men during th$ past 25 years have taken the B. A. degree for its own sake, the others having taken it as part of their M. A.
course. Of these 18, one is a candidate . for M. A. this session. • Contrast with this deplorable state of things the fact already mentioned (in the earlier part of this paper) that £fty-one men have this year entered upon courses of study planned to lead up to the B.
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How entirely the B. A. degree — which should be the pop- ular degree of this University, as it is of all the great uni- versities of the English-speaking world— has been dwarfed into insignificance by the exaggerated importance paid here to the M. A. degree, is abundantly proved by the fol- lowing statistics : Since the foundation of the University sixty-seven years ago, there have been altogether but 81 Digitized by Google REPLY. 35 Bachelors of Arts, an average of little over one a year; fort...y took this degree prior to the war, and forty-one since. Again, of the 40 ante-bellum B. A.'s, 11, later on, secured the M. A. ; of the 41 post-bellum B. A.'s, 23, later on, took the M. A. In other words, only 18 men during th$ past 25 years have taken the B. A. degree for its own sake, the others having taken it as part of their M. A.
course. Of these 18, one is a candidate . for M. A. this session. • Contrast with this deplorable state of things the fact already mentioned (in the earlier part of this paper) that £fty-one men have this year entered upon courses of study planned to lead up to the B.
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